: This 7-CD set, originally released by Mosaic Records , contains 166 tracks. It is highly prized for its meticulous remastering from original metal parts and lacquer discs by engineer Andreas Meyer.
The Decca sessions were notable for breaking color lines through diverse collaborations. Major Collaborators : Includes sessions with the Mills Brothers, Sidney Bechet Ella Fitzgerald , and the Casa Loma Orchestra. Diverse Repertoire : This 7-CD set, originally released by Mosaic
Includes definitive versions of "When the Saints Go Marching In," "La Vie En Rose," and "Blueberry Hill". Major Collaborators : Includes sessions with the Mills
After a brief hiatus and some persistent lip issues, Armstrong signed with the newly formed Decca Records in 1935. He returned with a "healthy and hearty" sound that redefined the big band era. During these years, he proved that pop standards were a legitimate playground for serious jazz stylists, infusing every track with his signature "joy" and rhythmic genius. The Sound of Perfection: Remastered for Audiophiles He returned with a "healthy and hearty" sound
Most modern "Complete Decca" sets (like those from Mosaic or Universal) use high-end noise reduction to remove 78-RPM surface hiss without killing the music. FLAC ensures you hear every bit of that restored detail. What’s Inside the Collection?